Local Brevities Highlight Town News And Moves
Ora Beaver has a girl. W. W. Yager of Indianapolis observed on our streets. Movers have been numerous recently with Scott Sumpter moving to Lebanon Wednesday. Debard sale drew a good crowd. Schools out in a week. Miss Laula Lasley in Lebanon Monday. John Whitsett back to the farm. Singing at the Christian church Sunday night. Johnson Heath ill at home on West Main. Deiano’s sons of Garfield. Hedrick’s regular appointment at the Christian church. Loafers Lodge disbanded at the post office. Noh Purgeson moved to Lebanon and will work in planing mill. Henry Potts moved to town living with John Shelley. Wallace Grimes upstairs at Wesley’s house. Arden Waters moved to Gentair near the open house. Quotes on neighbors and aging. Caldwell sold seven horses to Mike Reardon of Indiana. Robt. Bilingsley building another house on his farm. Ladies of the Christian church plan an easier entertainment in town hall. Emmert’s wages raised six dollars at Advance Telephone Co. Protracted meeting at Ward with many attending. Old saying about aging women. Henry Potts sale Saturday well attended despite bad weather. Citizens urged to attend town hall to promote industries. Graduation exams for common schools on third Saturdays in March April May. Debtors to Grimes & Furgeson asked to settle. Elmer Vanarsdall from Lebanon considering property purchase. Dessie McConaughy returned home with Arthur Bursett. Earnest Hurt of Oxford left for Indianapolis to take traveling position with a publishing house. Jas. Golliday bought Bert Plunkett’s restaurant and went to Indianapolis to stock the place.
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Ora Beaver
W. W. Yager
Indianapolis
Scott Sumpter
Lebanon
Wm. Debard
Laula Lasley
John Whitsett
Johnson Heath
West Main St
Nath Deiano
Garfield
Hedrick
Christian Church
Noh Purgeson
Henry Potts
John Shelleys
Wallace Grimes
Wesley Dongs
Arden Waters
Caldwell
Mike Reardon
Indiana
Robt
Bilingsley
Zelin
Ladies of the Christian Church
John Emmert
Dineman
Advance Telephone Co
Ward
Grimes & Furgeson
Elmer Vanarsdall
Ebanon
Dessie MecConaughy
Max
Lasses Time and Local School Notes Mix in Advance Hustler
A fragmented poem about sugar making amid winter to spring transitions is followed by School Notes from The Advance Hustler. Items include exams, promotions, visitors, a Friday public entertainment, local moves, a K P lodge event, a soda fountain purchase, a private sale listing, and a newspaper name change to McDaniel and Darnell with growth notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniel & Darnell
Thorntown Enterprise
PIG GLASS FACTORY Eying New Castle for Local Plant
A new company organized in New Castle Indiana aims to manufacture glassware and supply gas along a direct coal-field line. secretary Ale Hutsel plans a visit to assess locating the plant which would employ 200 workers with a weekly payroll of 3800 dollars and require 80 by 262 foot buildings and 50 ready houses. A mass meeting at the town hall Tuesday invites citizens to back the enterprise to boost property values and trigger a building boom.
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New Castle
Ind
Baer
Ale Hutsell
Hutsel
Local Notes and Arrivals In Joliet and Nearby
Laura Sherrill is on the sick list. Albert Wynkoop has moved to Joliet. Wm Debard moved Monday to the place he thought of Albert Wynkoop. Earl Powell left Tuesday for Illinois where he will work this summer. Next Sunday and Sunday night Rev Hunt has regular appointment at this place. Sally Dossett and Lena Booher visited Myrtle Collins Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Debard
Albert Wynkoop
Earl Powell
Illinois
Rev. Hunt
Sally Dossett
Lena Booher
Myrtle Collins
Cason News Moves and Community Guests
Samuel Morse and family moved to Benton county last week. Mrs E M Coons visited relatives near Dot last week. Rev Fields of Eleven Worth Indiana preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday. Lon Styles moved to Noblesville the first of the week. Miss Nancy Miles visiting sister Mrs Carl Pavey in Lebanon this week. Henry McDaniel and family and George Randall and family spent Sunday with Earnest Crane and wife. Brownlow Chambers traded for a livery barn in Linden. Guy Evans near Mace will move on the Chambers place. J W Campbell moved to Advance last week and Mr Hoover near Indianapolis moved into John Campbell’s vacated house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Coons
Dot
Rev. Fields
Worth
Ind
Lon Styles
Noblesville
Nancy Miles
Carl Pavey
Lebanon
Henry McDaniel
George Randall
Earnest Crane
Brownlow Chambers
Linden
Guy Evans
Mace
Chambers
J. W. Campbell
Advance
Mr. Hoover
Indianapolis
John Campbell
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Dvan
Boone County
Otterman&Otterman NorthSide
LEB Son
Phone& Castle Hall
Ross Robbins
Laora MccClaine
Elite Steam
J. W. Waters
C. E. Stephenson
Jamestown
John E. Broshar
Notary Public
Attorney At Law
Bank
Chas. Miller
Furniture Store
Nay & Adams
Chas. Wynkoop Advance
Joseph Brothers
Adams ST
Jamestown Milling Co
L. W. Kirtley
Stanley's
Square
Boone Co
Cornelius Airhart
Roachdale
Loafers Lodge
Lasses
Wallie Osbert Hedge
Max, Fool
Jim Crowter
Ming
Lovs
Creave
Fritfiy
Yepsterd
Wilke
Zula Graham
Claudie Whitecotton
Violet Deatrick
Maud Lucas
Oscar Furgeson
M. L. Martindale
Brownsburg
S. W. Ailes
Clyde Hurt
K. of P
J. W. Emmert
PIG Glass Factory
Laura Sherrill
Joliet
Cason News
Samuel Morse
Benton County
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